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Oliver Beadle turns Wimbledon runner-up finish into title triumph (opens the original)
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Upminster’s Oliver Beadle enjoyed an unforgettable experience at SW19, lifting silverware on the manicured lawns of Wimbledon. Beadle, 26, who came runner-up last year, won the Learning Disability and Autism (LD&A) event at the national finals at Play Your Way to Wimbledon, powered by Vodafone, which is Britain’s largest individual mass participation tennis competition and is delivered in partnership with the LTA and the All England Club. Thousands of players took part in the qualifying stages t
Matthew Knoesen makes it third time lucky at Wimbledon (opens the original)
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Cranbrookâs Matthew Knoesen proved that third timeâs the charm as he lifted silverware on the manicured lawns of Wimbledon, enjoying an unforgettable experience at SW19. Knoesen, 13, was playing at Wimbledon for the third time and won the menâs wheelchair event at the national finals at Play Your Way to Wimbledon, powered by Vodafone, which is Britainâs largest individual mass participation tennis competition and is delivered in partnership with the LTA and the All England Club. Thousand
Yvette Priestley wins womenâs visually impaired B1 title at Wimbledon (opens the original)
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Ludlowâs Yvette Priestley enjoyed an unforgettable experience at SW19, lifting silverware on the manicured grounds of the All England Club. Priestley, 51, was playing at Wimbledon for the fourth time, and won the womenâs visually impaired B1 event at the national finals at Play Your Way to Wimbledon, powered by Vodafone, which is Britainâs largest individual mass participation tennis competition and is delivered in partnership with the LTA and the All England Club. Thousands of players too
Naqi Rizvi seals fourth straight Wimbledon title (opens the original)
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Naqi Rizvi made it four titles in a row on the manicured grounds of the All England Club, enjoying another unforgettable experience at SW19. Rizvi, 35, who is a member of Islington Tennis Centre, won the men’s visually impaired B1 event at the national finals at Play Your Way to Wimbledon, powered by Vodafone, which is Britain’s largest individual mass participation tennis competition and is delivered in partnership with the LTA and the All England Club. Thousands of players took part in the qua
Norwichâs Lucy Foyster goes from coin toss to Wimbledon champion (opens the original)
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Norwich tennis player Lucy Foyster has gone from doing the coin toss to lifting silverware on the manicured lawns of Wimbledon, enjoying an unforgettable experience at SW19. Foyster, 13, who plays at Easton Tennis Centre, won the womenâs wheelchair event at the national finals at Play Your Way to Wimbledon, powered by Vodafone, which is Britainâs largest individual mass participation tennis competition and is delivered in partnership with the LTA and the All England Club. Thousands of player
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